The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1887-09-17
useEuL AND SUGGESTIVE.

"A tablespoonful of turpentine boil
ed with white clothes will greatly aid
the whitening process.
-Cocoanut Cones: One cupful of
powdered sugar. one cocoanut and the
white of one egg.-E1change.
To stop the bleeding of wound
set mass of wooden rags on fire. and
hold the afflicted part over them III the
smoke.
The Hus5dadBdh says that the
farmer who picks out his latest and
best sheep and lambs to sell will fin |,
after time. his flock SO far run down
that nobody will buy.
Egg Sandwich. The yelks of two
hard boiled eggs pounded in NOR ar
with a little chopped parsley, butter.
pepper and salt. When formed into a
paste, spread on the bread, and lay on
sliced chicken and salad. Christian
| Union.
Use the scales on the farm in order
to more accurately keep an account of
all sales and purchases. as well as the
amount of food allowed. Every meal
should be weighed. and the gain or
loss of flesh accurately Observed
| Christian al Work.
Blood stains can be removed from
an article that you do not care to wash
by applying thick paste. made of
starch and cold water. Place in the
sun, and rub off in a couple of hours.
If the stain is not entirely removed, re-
peat the process and soon it disappears.
Improved machines are too ex-
| pensive for the farmer who sows but a
small area of wheat. but by co-opera-
| ton of several neighbors. each can en-
| Joy the use of the best, to the great
| benefit of all, and at comparatively
| small outlay. -American 4griculturist.
Mountain Dew Pudding: One pint
of milk, onc-half cup of sugar, yelks Of
two eggs, two tablespoonfuls of grated
cocoanut. one-half cup of rolled cracb Ell
and one teaspoonful of lemon extract
bake one-half hour Frosting: Whites
of two eggs and one-half cup of sugar.
| Household.
Apple Jelly: Use fair, sour apples.
Slice them, skins. seeds and all. and sim
mcr with one-half cup of water, till wei
cooked and soft Then strain through
Il cloth, add pound of sugar to a PIN
of juice, boil few moments. skim
ming till clear; then pour into glasses
and cover when cold.-Bo Budgst
Will it pay to grow black walnut,
and then "wait?" A black walnut tree
in Michigan lately sold for $2l5. NJ
doubt if the young trees were plantee
in rows forty feet apart each way ant
cultivated they would be valuable rs ;
special crop, as twenty-five trees couic
thus be grown on one acre. Though
late, the returns would be sure, ant
unused land could be proftably de
voted to them. Louis Republican
The housewife who is on the look
out for little ways in which to econ
omize, will find it to her advantage, i
she has seamless sheets which hay'
been used for years, to tear or cut then
in two in the center and sew the out
side edges together; lap them and stitci
with a machine, or they may be sewe'
over and over. Hem the raw edges
Sheets trimmed in this way will last TO
long time. Indianapolis Journat.
| Nice Hickory-Nut Macaroons: Il
hickory nuts, pounded fine. add mixe'
ground nutmeg and allspice; make
| frosting as for cake; stir in the meat
and spices, putting in only enough t
make it con venient to handle; flour tn
hands and make the mixture into bali
about the size of a nutmeg; lay ther
on well buttered tins, leaving room t
spread, bake in a quick oven. Was
the salt from the butter used for greas
ing the tins, as lard or salt butter give
an unpleasant taste.-Fdrm, Field an
StockDlan.